Short Negotiated Poems
Short Negotiated Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Negotiated by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Negotiated by length and keyword.
Neighbor,
A miracle you are
Your democratic smiles
Expel my courage
Whenever you scatter them on me
Could you stop without negotiated conditions
I want peace!
Categories:
negotiated, desire, metaphor, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
negotiated, inspiration, poems, poetry, poets, vanity,
Form:
Epigram
Buying a Goat
How I negotiated for its slaughter
Was not a matter for plain laughter
Haggling, it chanced a sire activity,
Last before the fatalistic disability!
He is charging more than whole,
Maybe he is selling me the sire role!
JM
2nd February 2014
Categories:
negotiated,
Form:
Couplet
As the world unfurls
iN REMbrandt's muddy pastel
Little Susie curls her knees
right on cue, credence that
there's clear water here, a
revival of Hawkins and
Burton's swamp spell
When I tried to leave her
dream, she called back:
'Freddy, come save me'
I know that it's cruel to
replace her, though her
night terrors are negotiated,
I awaken her fears
Categories:
negotiated, dream, extended metaphor, music, night, psychological, romance,
Form:
Sonnet
I want a peaceful world
Where Hindus are at peace with Muslims
Where Palestine and Israel fight not
Where every race is respected
Where language is not a barrier
Where the rich helps the poor
Where money is not the final say
I want a peaceful world
Where truth rules
Where justice is granted
Where violence is negotiated
Where Rivals forgive
Where sinners repent
Where all humans love peace
Categories:
negotiated, prayer,
Form:
ABC
I would strip and forever erase the armour of my soul and place the naked and
fragile remains of all that I am in your trust to hold and keep safe, and in return I
ask for a two second lock of eyes. I would feel as though I had just negotiated
history's most gratifying deal, my thoughts as I write this have searched and
received your spent static; my skin is stretching alive with goose bumps as though
your touch is imminent.
Categories:
negotiated, passion
Form:
Prose Poetry
Yesterday, yes; yester-day
A poem paid me a brief visit
It was the greatest poem that man ever wrote and read
Greater than Desiderata and The Path Not Taken
It’d have made you cry and laugh in painful pleasure
It’d have negotiated with my gnawing poverty
It’d have endeared me to my future mother of our children
It’d have fetched me modest and kind In-laws
Off it flew!
And left me with vague shadows
Of skeletal memories
Categories:
negotiated, confusionme, me,
Form:
Free verse
A One Off Concept
as Tends to happen
casting to be
announced
a institutional concept
emotion exclusivity
concepts of revivalry
quality needs not to be
negotiated
Neglecting the needs of
your consumer base
undermines your effectiveness
pre production is successful
at the post production fade
Brand recognition offers
satisfaction
Production within the bounds of
creation
allows the functioning production machine
to keep the momentum of production
Categories:
negotiated, music,
Form:
Bio
School is a super market
the proprietor hires the premises
prepares parking yard for customers
pays exorbitantly in taxes
goods are labeled with prices
customers pick the affordable
no negotiated interactions
sales executives guide and monitor
guards check out security
ensuring no cheating
preventing any shop-lifting
rich clients eat from restaurants
the rest go hungry, thirsty
what customers carry home
is not the concern of proprietors
money must speak
Categories:
negotiated, education, satire,
Form:
Blank verse
Categories:
negotiated, beauty, earth, nature, planet,
Form:
Light Verse
Given in appreciation
but taken away on request
translated to foreign land
but asked to surrender everything
employed to serve unknown guests
but asked to behave brainlessly
taken for a tour as personal effect
but chained for whims of tourism
Today young girls of the world
are chattels of people’s wishes
They are dustbin of weird whims
hijacked, negotiated, looted, lied to
are groundnut paste of pleasure
nothing in this world they are
but chattels, empty scraps!
Categories:
negotiated, irony, woman,
Form:
Free verse